Interesting topic... I think there is no general rule like 'one-size-fits-all'
I guess it is more about personal taste and preferences. It might as well go the other way round: Some tall man would not like the idea of dating a much shorter woman. I am 6'3" and I like when my partner is as tall as I am or nearly as tall (okay, high heels would do too
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I'm not trying to say that it is not difficult to be a tall woman, that's a completely diffrent issue. IMO there are two categories of disadvantage in being very tall: "environmental" and "social". While the first of the two is inconvenient for both men and women (e.g. too small sits on busses and planes, too low door frames and chandeliers or ridiculously inadequate choice of available sizes of shoes and clothes), the second one, "social", could be rather a problem for a woman (what was clearly described in the quote posted by sara1981), while it is regarded an obvious advantage when comes to men.
For some reason tall man are generally considered strong, handsome, calm, distinctive, noble etc. Of course it is not true and every one of us can probably think of at least several tall men who does not mach these criteria. On the contrary, tall men are often aggresive, proud, self-centered and they tend to demonstrate their lack of respect towards shorter people (like when they stand too close to them, looking down at them to make an impression and put'em off balance). I've met a lot of very tall guys during my volleyball player's 'career' and unfortunately in many cases this was exactly the way they were.
BUT, so far I can only praise the tall women I've met or dated. They are really gentle and sensitive and their height has nothing to do with their femininity. Again, there is no general rule, but I do agree with what was written above in the quoted article, about tall women being wrongly judged by their outward appearance. Tall women cannot be judged by the same criteria as tall men, who are supposed to be strong and masculine due to their height. Ultimately, femininity or masculinity is all about brain!